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Good afternoon. We'd like to call the
September 2026 meeting of the McLean

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County Board of Health Committee to
order.

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Taking a look at roll call, it looks as
if all members are present except for

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member Tompkins.

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Giving us a quorum for today's meeting.
Moving on to the consent agenda,

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we have two items, the minutes from last
month and the payment of bills and

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transfers in the amount of
$1,230,763.44.

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May I have a motion?
Motion by Hanson, second by Farley.

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Those in favor?
>> Aye.

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» Aye.
>> Those

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Motion passes. Uh moving on to
appearances by members of the public and

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county employees.
Do we have anybody appearing today?

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» Chair Byrne, we've had no requests this
evening.

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» Thank you very much. Moving on to item
four, we have a guest today from Synergy

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Home Care.
Uh thank you for coming out. Uh Kim

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Pallett, uh please let us know what your
agency's about.

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» Absolutely. Thanks for inviting us. So,
I'm Kim Pallett with Synergy Home Care.

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If you aren't familiar with us, we
provide home care services wherever

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people call home
and people of any age. Um I always like

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to say that we're most associated with
senior care. We actually take care of

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people from birth through end of life.
Um and then wherever they call home is

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because most people want to age in place
in their home. However, we know that um

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that's not always possible for safety
reasons and maybe just declining health

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reasons. And so, we do go into
facilities and care for people there as

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well. So,
um what we can provide. We provide

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everything from companion care to
homemaker care all the way up to

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personalized care. Just to give some
examples of that,

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um our companion care might be coming
and playing a game with someone, um

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visiting with them.
You know, we we only really require one

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3-hour shift a week.
A lot of people are lonely. So, we can

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come out, sit with them, tidy up their
house a little bit, um visit with them,

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play a game, do a puzzle, challenge them
a little bit, maybe take them outside,

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do a walk.
Uh the homemaker care is going to be

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more of maybe meal prep. We can go out
and get the groceries or take the client

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with us.
Um do a little more light housekeeping

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around the house, do their laundry, take
their garbage cans to the curb, bring

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them back up. Just things so that we can
allow them to remain independent in

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their home.
And then that personalized care is going

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to be more of your full-full on they
need help um um bathing, toileting,

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maybe feeding,
um hospice end-of-life care. We work in

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conjunction with hospice and home
health. Um and so those are kind of the

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levels of care that we we provide. I
like to tell people though we don't have

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contracts. It's an agreement. So maybe
somebody had knee replacement surgery

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and they need help for 6 to 8 weeks.
That's something we can absolutely do.

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Come into the home, help them get back
on their feet, go through their PT

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exercises, and recover a little bit
quicker so that then we can move on and

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they're happy that they they can go
about their life. Um we do medical

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transportation as well. So if somebody
needs to have their eyes dilated and

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can't drive home, it's just a one-time
visit and we'll take them to their

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appointment, wait, bring them back home,
make sure they're settled. Um

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colonoscopies, you know, I think most of
us in the room are at that age. Uh and

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so if you need a driver for that, things
that would be out outpatient surgery, we

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can help with those as well. So I think,
you know, sometimes people don't realize

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that if you're by yourself, you might
just need um somebody to help you out

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for a little bit while you recover from
that surgery you had. Um

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we do accept private pay.
We are in-network credentialed with the

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VA and we work with long-term care
insurance. So those are our main um

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sources of payment. Um we we don't
accept Medicare, but there are other

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places in town who do. And so we
encourage people to give us a call. We

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have a resource book at our office. Uh
we've been here in Bloomington for 13

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years. Um I know overall our Bloomington
office is our largest of the four

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offices that we serve between
Bloomington, Normal, Champaign, Decatur,

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and Springfield. Um we serve about 3,000
hours a week just in Bloomington-Normal

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territorial alone with our clients. Give
us a call. We'll be your resource. If we

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cannot help you, we promise we will
guide you in the right direction so

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you're not making 50 calls to try and
figure out the best way to go. Um if you

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are interested or know somebody who
needs help, call us. Uh we'll talk it

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through on the phone and then what we'll
do is come into your home and do a no

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obligation free assessment. And that's
where we kind of meet the client and or

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family members if they need to be there
and then um we do a safety check of the

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home. A safety check means do we have
thick rugs that somebody could trip over

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maybe when they're recovering for
surgery or they have a walker and

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shouldn't have thick rugs in their home.
Maybe they need grab bars installed so

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that they can safely use their restroom
and things like that. That's what a

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safety check is. Um just to make sure
that we're all on the same page getting

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through that.
And if they want to start service, then

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we go ahead and and get a schedule
signed up at that point. We ask for 48

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hours to get a schedule started, but
we're pretty good and so typically we

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can get going on services same day. Um
it's pretty common we get a call from

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the hospital, we need somebody
discharged out of here today and uh can

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you can you take care of this? So we'll
send somebody to the hospital, uh do

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that that assessment with the client at
that point, do the home assessment um a

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little bit later in the afternoon and we
can get services started immediately.

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The last thing I'll kind of touch on cuz
you guys have a lot of work to do I can

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see on your agenda um is something we're
pretty excited about we've started

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within the last year is that we are
embracing technology. We do have a moni-

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monitoring system that if clients are
interested, um we can put in the home

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and it it actually just develops and
monitors patterns. So when I say this,

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it's not a wearable. There are no
cameras and it works off sound waves. It

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is HIPAA compliant. And um it's pretty
incredible what it can notice. Um

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we don't hear normal conversation in the
home. It only picks up conversations

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that would include activities of daily
living

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and safety risks. So, as an example, if
Mrs. Smith generally walks to the

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bathroom two times overnight
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the system will pick it will it will
pick up now she's walking five times

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during the night to the restroom. Maybe
she's in there a little bit longer to go

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and come back.
All we get is a notification on the

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dashboard, might want to talk to the
family or the client about a possible

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UTI.
Um let's say Mrs. Smith had a cough last

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week.
This week she has a cough, we'll get a

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report her cough has increased 68% from
where it was last week. It might be a

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good time for her to see a doctor to see
if she has a respiratory infection.

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Majority of what we are seeing um since
we implemented this in January, people

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are falling a lot more frequently than
they will ever tell you. Um clients of

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ours that we've had for a long time,
"Oh, no, I never fall." Um and we get

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those those alerts pretty quickly.
And then we have a obviously forms that

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we follow as far as who we're contacting
first and if we need to reach out to

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911. Um it's not Life Alert and so Life
Alert is fantastic if they have it. It's

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trying to be more proactive. It will
never replace a caregiver because human

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touch is what we all need, especially
for people who are living at home by

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themselves.
Um but it is actually a a great extra

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layer. We actually had a client uh not
too long ago about 11:00 at night fell

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and and when I say it's like sound
waves, we get an audio clip that's about

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10 seconds and you could tell it was a
a terrible fall. And um we couldn't

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reach him.
We had a staff member at 11:00 at night

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who lived close enough decided just I'm
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actually cares for his wife who is bed
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And she could see him laying on the
floor, called 911. We get into the

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house. He was actually conscious. He but
he had decided and he was wearing his

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life alert. But he decided he would just
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a.m. in the morning. Uh, he had a gash
on his head and needed stitches and off

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to the hospital he went. So, those are
just some examples of what we found to

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be
um, a pretty cool program. If people

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have at least 12 hours of service a week
with us, it's actually free of charge.

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We just do it as an added layer of
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But for those people who are like, "I
don't need anybody in my home. I'm just

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fine." This is a great way for family
members to say, "Why don't we put this

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in the home and see see how you're doing
and if we think after 30 days you don't

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need it, then we won't worry about it."
There's no cords. It's as It looks like

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an iPhone charger plug. There's three of
them that just go into the main parts of

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the home.
That's it. You don't need Wi-Fi. There's

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a router that goes along with it. So,
we just like to tell people about it

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because it's pretty pretty cool
technology. Um, again, if they don't

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want it, we're not going to put it in
their home, but it has proven to be

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pretty successful. So,
that's kind of all I had unless anybody

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has anything for me. I just appreciate
your time.

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» Oh, absolutely. We do appreciate you
coming out. Uh, any questions, comments,

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thoughts?
>> Uh, more of a comment. Um, prior to my

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dad entering hospice and after, uh, we
used Synergy and you all were absolutely

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fantastic and I can't thank you enough
for all the hard work that you do.

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» Thank you.
>> Good to know.

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Uh, this uh, program you mentioned you
mentioned the name of it or like can you

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remind me the name of it?
>> So, we It's called Synergy Connects

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powered by Sensei. Sensei is a worldwide
um, they they are worldwide at this

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point. Uh,
it's been kind of cool. So, we are the

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largest Synergy franchise in the United
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We kind of decided to jump in on this
because a lot of people around the

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country are already using different
monitoring devices of of different

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sorts.
Um, and so we we actually kind of tested

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three of them before we landed with
Sensity and we've been um, very pleased

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with it.
>> Yeah, excellent. Excellent. All right.

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Well, yeah, pleased to uh, to bring you
all out here. Uh, pleased to see

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everything. Uh, we have such a wide
variety of uh, healthcare partners in

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our community that covers every aspect
of community healthcare needs and to be

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able to say, yeah, we serve everybody
from birth to end of life. That's pretty

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comprehensive and we're fortunate to
have you here and thank you so much for

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coming by.
>> Thanks, everybody. Enjoy the rest of

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your meeting.
>> All right. Moving on to departmental

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matters. Uh, number 5A, playing the part
of Jessica McKnight tonight will be

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Tearing Brooks tonight. So,
we have one item for action tonight,

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item 5A1A, request approval of an
emergency appropriation ordinance

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amending the McLean County fiscal year
2026 combined annual appropriation

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budget ordinance for health department
fund 2105.

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May I have a motion?
Motion by Farley. Second by Bangert.

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Uh, Ms. Brooks.

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Um,
you see all the details of the why and

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the how.
Um, so if you have questions beyond

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that, I can try to answer those.
>> For sure. Any questions?

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All right, thank you. Those in favor of
item 5A1A, please say I.

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» I.
>> Those opposed?

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Thank you very much. Motion passes. Uh,
Ms. Brooks, anything to add from the

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report?
>> Um, if I can comment something that's

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not on the report.
>> Sure.

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» Um, Jessica sent me along with um, some
notes that she wanted um, me to share in

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regard to um, the emergency weather
situation that we faced

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um, on August 13th that caused us to
have to evacuate the building.

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Um, so from her she says, "I want to
take a minute to recognize all health

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department staff for their response
during the recent emergency weather

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situation on 8/13. They demonstrated
exceptional professionalism, resilience,

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and leadership during rapidly changing
circumstances and impacts to our

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building.
Their readiness and action helped to

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ensure that everyone, including our
clients and participants remained safe."

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And I would add also thank you to um,
others who supported us during those few

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days, um, county admin, L&J staff that
let us kind of invade their space as we

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evacuated. Um, and also support we
received from EMA.

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» Excellent. Well, thank you very much.
But yes, would absolutely like to echo

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that. That was certainly a situation
that required some uh, last minute

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scrambling and shuffling and it is good
that we have such an awesome team all

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over the place. You mentioned L&J and
everywhere else that jumped in to help

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us out because that was a certainly a
harrowing day for our community. And I

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imagine it was a little scary for y'all
in in the building there as well. So,

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uh, thank you all for that. Any
questions, comments from members of the

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committee?
All right. Thank you so much, Tammy.

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Moving on to item 5A1C.
Uh, Tim Wiley, nursing home

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administrator. We have one item for
action today. Did I skip something? I

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skipped something. Sorry, Diane.
5A1B.

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Diane Hughes, jail superintendent. No
items for action today. Anything you'd

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like to share with us?
>> Good afternoon. No, Ms. Drummond

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couldn't be here today due to a family
commitment, but if you have any

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questions, I'll try and answer them uh,
from the report.

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» Thank you. Sorry, I didn't mean to skip
over there. Any Any questions for uh,

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for Diane? All right. Thank you so much.
Now moving on to 5A1C. Mr. Wiley, we

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have one item for action today. Item
5C1A, request approval of an affiliation

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agreement for allied health externship
Site. May I have a motion?

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Motion by Bell, second by Farley.
Mr. Wylie.

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» This is an affiliation agreement with
another CNA class that would like to

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conduct their clinicals at our building.
>> Cool.

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Questions?
Those in favor?

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» Aye.
>> Those opposed?

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Motion passes. All right. Thank you, Mr.
Wylie. Anything else to add?

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» The big headline, we're back in the
building.

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All right. We're we're very excited
about it and the residents are thrilled.

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We're already seeing census growth
since being back in the building and

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opening up the other wing.
And relative to the storm that we just

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previously discussed,
at that point we were not back in the

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building and I turned to my colleagues
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in a trailer."
We may end up in Hayworth, but we'll be

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okay.

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But the team's done amazingly and
um again, thank you to the city of

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Bloomington and thank you, Diane and the
team at the

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county jail. We wouldn't have been able
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those two organizations. You have any
other questions, I'd be happy to answer.

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» That is good news.
Can you share anything about residents'

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reaction to the new paint on the walls
and everything? What's what's been the

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response?
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from the ceiling up and the lighting,
but there there's just a different vibe.

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» Sure.
>> And a new appreciation for what we've

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had when you had half of it taken away
and you get that half back, suddenly

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it it feels good to have room to move,
especially for the residents.

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» Oh, for sure. For sure. Well, excellent.
Well, very exciting news. Glad we're

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able to see that come to completion.
Anything else for Mr. Wiley from members

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of the committee?
All right, moving on to 5D1A, Mr. Tab,

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JDC Superintendent. No items presented
for action tonight. Mr. Tab, anything to

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add?
>> Uh nothing to add or highlight. I'd be

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happy to answer any questions if you
have them.

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» All right, thank you. Anything from
members of the committee?

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All right, thank you very much, Mr. Tab.
Moving on to 5D

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Excuse me, 5E, Cassie Taylor, County
Administrator. No items for action.

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Anything to add?
>> I have nothing to present to this

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committee.
>> All right, thank you very much, Cassie.

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Moving on to other items of business.
Our next committee committee meeting

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date will be Tuesday, October 6th, 4:00
p.m.

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We will be discussing budgets then, so
we will not be having a 12-minute

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meeting next time. So, yes, happy budget
season to all who celebrate. Anything

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else from members of the committee?
All right, thank you all very much for

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your service to the committee. We are
adjourned.